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Generate an AGENTS.md file with project conventions, build commands, and guidelines.
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| name | init |
| description | Generate an AGENTS.md file with project conventions, build commands, and guidelines. |
| when-to-use | When starting with a new project, or when the user wants to create or update their AGENTS.md. |
Scan the current project and generate an AGENTS.md file in the project root. This file tells the AI agent about project-specific conventions and commands.
Explore the project structure -- use glob and targeted grep searches to understand the directory layout, key files, and technology stack.
Detect the tech stack -- look for:
go.mod, package.json, Cargo.toml, pyproject.toml, pom.xml, etc.Find build & test commands -- check:
Makefile, justfile, Taskfile.ymlpackage.json scripts.github/workflows/, .gitlab-ci.yml)go build ./..., cargo build, npm run build)Detect code style -- check for:
.eslintrc, .golangci.yml, rustfmt.toml, ruff.toml).prettierrc, gofmt, biome.json).editorconfig)Check for existing AGENTS.md -- if one exists, read it and suggest improvements rather than overwriting.
Generate AGENTS.md with these sections:
# Project Guidelines
## Tech Stack
[Language, framework, key dependencies]
## Build & Run
[How to build, run, and test the project -- include exact commands]
## Code Style
[Formatting, linting, naming conventions]
## Project Structure
[Key directories and their purpose]
## Testing
[How to run tests, testing conventions, how to run a single test]
## Other
[Any other project-specific notes]
Keep it concise -- focus on information that ISN'T obvious from the code itself. Include exact commands that an agent can copy-paste. Omit sections that don't apply.